Pumpkin Carving Party in the Fellowship Hall.

You may choose to bring a 2-liter, a side, or a dessert if you wish, but not required! Pizza will be provided. Some carving tools are available to use, but feel free to bring your own knife or pumpkin-gut scoop if you prefer.

Please stay for the group photo with all the beautiful pumpkins if you can!

Contact Kayla Z. for more details.

Recently, my grandson had a kerfuffle with his college roommate. He explained it by saying they don’t share the same “core values.” I wondered if he was using fashionable jargon that I am too old to understand, sort of like my having to ask for a definition of “radical hospitality” when it came up in a presentation of our mission statement. In this brief homily, I will talk about what our “core values” might be and why it matters.

This hybrid service will be in the Sanctuary at Greater Nashville UU Congregation and on Zoom. See How to Join a Virtual Service at GNUUC.

Children and youth will be dismissed to programming after the Time for All Sages.

After service, please join us for a potluck lunch.

Welcome to the 2025–2026 year of Children’s Religious Education at Greater Nashville UU! This fall we’re creating an emergent faith formation space—a community where kids learn, play, and grow together while exploring our UU values.

Our Fall Schedule

One-Room Schoolhouse (Pre-K–6th): Sept 21, Sept 28, Oct 26, Nov 16, Nov 23, Dec 14, Dec 21
Stories, games, and activities from the Soul Matters themes.

Multigenerational Sundays (1st Sundays): Sept 7, Oct 5, Nov 2, Dec 7
All ages worship together. Wiggle Room open (parent supervision).

Wiggle Room/Playground Sundays: Sept 14, Oct 12, Nov 9, Dec 28 (staffed)
Nov 30, Dec 28 (parent supervision only).

At GNUUC, children are celebrated just as they are—wiggles, play, and all. Parents and caregivers are supported as partners in nurturing spiritual growth.

For questions or to get involved, contact Kristin R.

This fall we’re offering UU Compass, a multi-generational small group (teens through adults) based on the Starting Point curriculum from Soul Matters.

UU Compass is not a lecture series — it’s an experience.

Together, we’ll practice deep listening, share our personal journeys, and explore Unitarian Universalism as a living path of meaning and connection.

Together we’ll:

Explore Our Journeys – reflect on our own spiritual paths and what brought us here.

Discover Our Tradition – learn the unfolding story of Unitarian Universalism through the lens of healing disconnection.

Build Connections – practice the deep listening and sharing that make small groups so life-giving in UU congregations.

Find Our Next Step – discern how each of us can walk more deeply with this community, whether as a newcomer or a longtime member.

Who is UU Compass for?

Newcomers who want more than information — a real taste of UU community.

Long-time members seeking to reconnect with UU values and practices.

Teens and adults alike, eager to walk together across generations.

Whether you’re brand new or have been here for decades, UU Compass will help you find your bearings, discover companions, and chart the next step of your journey.

Facilitators: Kristin R. with Nathaniel B.

Want more information? Contact Kristin R. (kristin.reveal@gnuuc.org)

Join us on Saturday, November 1 at 4:30 PM for Movie Night with pizza and popcorn!

We’ll be watching Wicked: Part 1 before Wicked: Part 2 comes out in theaters. Wicked is rated PG.

All ages are welcome.

Questions? Contact Gabby or Kristin

Theme: Join us as we introduce the September Soul Matters theme of “Nurturing Gratitude.” An interactive, multi-generational service. All ages are welcome!

This hybrid service will be in the Sanctuary at Greater Nashville UU Congregation, as well as on Zoom. See How to Join a Virtual Service at GNUUC.

After the service, join us for a potluck lunch.

For the past four years, Rev. Denise Gyauch has served as our contract minister, guiding the Greater Nashville UU Congregation through a time of growth, connection, and renewal. As we enter the Contract to Call process recommended by the Unitarian Universalist Association, our congregation begins a season of discernment — listening together for whether to call Rev. Denise to settled ministry.

In this service, Jesse Spencer-Smith explores the meaning of the call in our UU tradition, the power of congregational polity, and the beauty of shared ministry. Grounded in our congregational mission, covenant, and vision of ministry, this service invites all members and friends to reflect on how we live our faith through love, trust, and community.

Prepared by the Contract to Call Task Force, this service outlines the steps of the Contract to Call Process. All members are encouraged to attend.

Join us as we begin this important chapter in our shared story.

This hybrid service will be in the Sanctuary at Greater Nashville UU Congregation and on Zoom. See How to Join a Virtual Service at GNUUC.

Children and youth will be dismissed to programming after the Time for All Sages.

After service, please join us for a potluck lunch.

Welcome to the 2025–2026 year of Children’s Religious Education at Greater Nashville UU! This fall we’re creating an emergent faith formation space—a community where kids learn, play, and grow together while exploring our UU values.

Our Fall Schedule

• One-Room Schoolhouse (Pre-K–6th): Sept 21, Sept 28, Oct 26, Nov 16, Nov 23, Dec 14, Dec 21
  Stories, games, and activities from the Soul Matters themes.

• Multigenerational Sundays (1st Sundays): Sept 7, Oct 5, Nov 2, Dec 7
  All ages worship together. Wiggle Room open (parent supervision).

• Wiggle Room/Playground Sundays:
  Sept 14, Oct 12, Nov 9, Dec 28 (staffed)
  Nov 30, Dec 28 (parent supervision only).

At GNUUC, children are celebrated just as they are—wiggles, play, and all. Parents and caregivers are supported as partners in nurturing spiritual growth.

For questions or to get involved, contact Kristin R.

Welcome to the 2025–2026 year of Children’s Religious Education at Greater Nashville UU! This fall we’re creating an emergent faith formation space—a community where kids learn, play, and grow together while exploring our UU values.

Our Fall Schedule

• One-Room Schoolhouse (Pre-K–6th): Sept 21, Sept 28, Oct 26, Nov 16, Nov 23, Dec 14, Dec 21
  Stories, games, and activities from the Soul Matters themes.

• Multigenerational Sundays (1st Sundays): Sept 7, Oct 5, Nov 2, Dec 7
  All ages worship together. Wiggle Room open (parent supervision).

• Wiggle Room/Playground Sundays:
  Sept 14, Oct 12, Nov 9, Dec 28 (staffed)
  Nov 30, Dec 28 (parent supervision only).

At GNUUC, children are celebrated just as they are—wiggles, play, and all. Parents and caregivers are supported as partners in nurturing spiritual growth.

For questions or to get involved, contact Kristin R.

This fall we’re offering UU Compass, a multi-generational small group (teens through adults) based on the Starting Point curriculum from Soul Matters.

UU Compass is not a lecture series — it’s an experience.

Together, we’ll practice deep listening, share our personal journeys, and explore Unitarian Universalism as a living path of meaning and connection.

Together we’ll:

• Explore Our Journeys – reflect on our own spiritual paths and what brought us here.

• Discover Our Tradition – learn the unfolding story of Unitarian Universalism through the lens of healing disconnection.

• Build Connections – practice the deep listening and sharing that make small groups so life-giving in UU congregations.

• Find Our Next Step – discern how each of us can walk more deeply with this community, whether as a newcomer or a longtime member.

Who is UU Compass for?

• Newcomers who want more than information — a real taste of UU community.

• Long-time members seeking to reconnect with UU values and practices.

• Teens and adults alike, eager to walk together across generations.

Whether you’re brand new or have been here for decades, UU Compass will help you find your bearings, discover companions, and chart the next step of your journey.

Facilitators: Kristin R. with Nathaniel B.

Want more information? Contact Kristin R. (kristin.reveal@gnuuc.org)

Welcome to the 2025–2026 year of Children’s Religious Education at Greater Nashville UU! This fall we’re creating an emergent faith formation space—a community where kids learn, play, and grow together while exploring our UU values.

Our Fall Schedule

• One-Room Schoolhouse (Pre-K–6th): Sept 21, Sept 28, Oct 26, Nov 16, Nov 23, Dec 14, Dec 21
  Stories, games, and activities from the Soul Matters themes.

• Multigenerational Sundays (1st Sundays): Sept 7, Oct 5, Nov 2, Dec 7
  All ages worship together. Wiggle Room open (parent supervision).

• Wiggle Room/Playground Sundays:
  Sept 14, Oct 12, Nov 9, Dec 28 (staffed)
  Nov 30, Dec 28 (parent supervision only).

At GNUUC, children are celebrated just as they are—wiggles, play, and all. Parents and caregivers are supported as partners in nurturing spiritual growth.

For questions or to get involved, contact Kristin R.

On Sunday, November 30, the Wiggle Room will be available, with Parent Supervision. The staff has the day off.

Nathaniel B. is our coordinator for Room In The Inn Winter Shelter for the 2025-2026 year. We will be acting as hosts to eight guests on the first Wednesday of each month, from December to February.

Those dates are: December 3, 2025, January 7, 2026, and February 4, 2026.

Click Title for more information about how to volunteer.

Join us for a potluck chili dinner and to decorate the building for the holidays! All ages welcome.

For the potluck we’ll need around 5 people to bring your favorite chili to serve 6 to 8 people. If you can do this, email Kristin R. (kristin.reveal@gnuuc.org). The rest of y’all can bring sides and desserts!

After dinner, we will decorate the building for the holidays.

Then, join us for an evening of Trivia! We’ll form teams and have several fun (and random!) categories to choose from. Prizes too!

Theme: Join us as we introduce the September Soul Matters theme of “Choosing Hope.” An interactive, multi-generational service. All ages are welcome!

This hybrid service will be in the Sanctuary at Greater Nashville UU Congregation, as well as on Zoom. See How to Join a Virtual Service at GNUUC.

After the service, join us for a potluck lunch.

Welcome to the 2025–2026 year of Children’s Religious Education at Greater Nashville UU! This fall we’re creating an emergent faith formation space—a community where kids learn, play, and grow together while exploring our UU values.

Our Fall Schedule

• One-Room Schoolhouse (Pre-K–6th): Sept 21, Sept 28, Oct 26, Nov 16, Nov 23, Dec 14, Dec 21
  Stories, games, and activities from the Soul Matters themes.

• Multigenerational Sundays (1st Sundays): Sept 7, Oct 5, Nov 2, Dec 7
  All ages worship together. Wiggle Room open (parent supervision).

• Wiggle Room/Playground Sundays: Sept 14, Oct 12, Nov 9, Dec 28 (staffed)
  Nov 30, Dec 28 (parent supervision only).

At GNUUC, children are celebrated just as they are—wiggles, play, and all. Parents and caregivers are supported as partners in nurturing spiritual growth.

For questions or to get involved, contact Kristin R.

This fall we’re offering UU Compass, a multi-generational small group (teens through adults) based on the Starting Point curriculum from Soul Matters.

UU Compass is not a lecture series — it’s an experience.

Together, we’ll practice deep listening, share our personal journeys, and explore Unitarian Universalism as a living path of meaning and connection.

Together we’ll:

• Explore Our Journeys – reflect on our own spiritual paths and what brought us here.

• Discover Our Tradition – learn the unfolding story of Unitarian Universalism through the lens of healing disconnection.

• Build Connections – practice the deep listening and sharing that make small groups so life-giving in UU congregations.

• Find Our Next Step – discern how each of us can walk more deeply with this community, whether as a newcomer or a longtime member.

Who is UU Compass for?

• Newcomers who want more than information — a real taste of UU community.

• Long-time members seeking to reconnect with UU values and practices.

• Teens and adults alike, eager to walk together across generations.

Whether you’re brand new or have been here for decades, UU Compass will help you find your bearings, discover companions, and chart the next step of your journey.

Facilitators: Kristin R. with Nathaniel B.

Want more information? Contact Kristin R. (kristin.reveal@gnuuc.org)

Welcome to the 2025–2026 year of Children’s Religious Education at Greater Nashville UU! This fall we’re creating an emergent faith formation space—a community where kids learn, play, and grow together while exploring our UU values.

Our Fall Schedule

• One-Room Schoolhouse (Pre-K–6th): Sept 21, Sept 28, Oct 26, Nov 16, Nov 23, Dec 14, Dec 21
  Stories, games, and activities from the Soul Matters themes.

• Multigenerational Sundays (1st Sundays): Sept 7, Oct 5, Nov 2, Dec 7
  All ages worship together. Wiggle Room open (parent supervision).

• Wiggle Room/Playground Sundays: Sept 14, Oct 12, Nov 9, Dec 28 (staffed)
  Nov 30, Dec 28 (parent supervision only).

At GNUUC, children are celebrated just as they are—wiggles, play, and all. Parents and caregivers are supported as partners in nurturing spiritual growth.

For questions or to get involved, contact Kristin R.

Please join us for our Christmas Eve Service: Lessons & Carols. The service starts at 4:30 PM. Come early for music!

After the Christmas Eve service on Wednesday, December 24, please join us for our annual tradition of dining out together at Asihi Asian Cuisine, 7638 Hwy 70 S, Nashville, TN 37221

All are welcome.  The food is great and the atmosphere is festive.

We have the back room reserved! No need to RSVP - just show up!